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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-20

In jourual viest Dc vol. 10 jour ! Wuddy,
cent? Do Bsfocd, OAK. L69itaor nous ap.
pssed, dane son premier sso<eo. ass ct
eaaa1Iease, 6aas rsztrSos eois sssd .osesa
d Dakota. peese6e ! jsesHal, 2 reseae.
lovisC, 8 waeasiss, 3 ssaseh6s ! vtasds.
Nleus d bsrts, 8 teedse, > eoslssesrise,
9 fabiqsA d hasaais, aallss d mssi.
Gee, - eal4s et elsbs et Q0slQoes satrss
isAssssiss trsp issigsi1estss pour etss teu.
o6r6ss. Qaase as1 tgiiess, u ny % pas
do toet, lss hsbitents s'ayant saos dests
pas % 10 ts@ps d. soness encore. Ce1s
0ous laisss crelrs qse r6diessr % - teom.
- poiae qsasd u Dit (ss sou joarual poar.
se!e aceie ssa utilit6 dsns . esoWsnsntt.
OtIA IL . eo0mepe6 par dire levr lait 4
eesS col prsassnt plaisir 1 dtcharEer lsur
revolver sar leur femme OF lssr Tappslle
e9:ns spouse meet pee faits pour ssssir Dc
chile.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-20

La Ale do Bell, le rOi Do CAMERON, Went
d,Strs admis, ! 10 demands Espresso do -"
pSre, eomme apPrenti charpentier! daes lee
st~liers dune soci6tS alleaaods. Cstte
socixtS q bati 10 calais Dc Camesoon ct u
prison Dc cote r6sidsnce. L. soi tesis
dane aasidaiiS tsAs grasds aaPras den os-
vries qui await 6t6 snvOy6 pesr aehsvss les
travaux Do usenuieerie 4 rins6sieus do p.
lais. II pria lOavries d'ams"es soo die Al.
fred avcc trois Dc - c0snpagnous pour lee
insfruiro dane 10 m6tier. Un contrat do
quafre ans SO cooclu sotre 10 ROT beii
et 10 soci6t6 Schmidt, cOntsat apps0uv6 se
tennis par 10 e0uvernspr Won S0deu.
Le prince Bell est an enfant Do seise ans,
intelligent, doeils ct setif, esi aait dtjA lire
ct 3crire ct parler ranglsis ct Ta'!emn"H.
Les parents des trois cOmpsgnO0s d0 p,'n.
co NOMINEES Etuman MunGu, Etuman Eek.
walS ct Ekwa Momsy, ont prize ID eoeist6
Schmidt de- faire appseodre lire OF ecri.
re css trois apprsntis charpsotisrs. 4.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-20
La Hels.

Plus on hante lee bois- -6crit N. Do Cher
VILE, dams 10 Temps --plns on Ice aime.
plus on lee conteaplr, plus ou Ice admire /;
mSme moralsment Il y quelque Pro6t 4
iirer do lenr soci6tS; lie ont 10 grand avan.
tagc do nOus faire TOUGHER du doigt 60 Gull
= a de- ch;n,6riQue dsns nos eloirss; fas.
sent.el.es politiques. Je n''arr6ts scsvent
sous un grand chene aci, tres probable
nent, . quelQuefois abritS 10 Roi Solei!
ou'6tait cette fastususs MajestS supres do
cslle do CO We'll arbre, - traduisant encore
pour des yeux humane 9ai no soavriront
ous dams d'autres si6cles II ny Dc grand
90 % monde que CO qui est 6tsrnsl, 10 ma
ture.-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-20
LES cnIGMs.

Par 90 temps Do eanicals n eonvisnt Dc
paSiss 90 pea dee chiens, % serait.ee Qne
rour rsppelsr. 1 titre do curiositS, Quel.
ouee 600 uvesiro du vieux droit l6odal sur
css iatSrsssants quadrupAdss.
20 ran Do grAes 1890, n esistait dams
Susleues seigpSusiss, % droit ausai bizarre
eu'odieux qoi await 10 gracisux' non do
ekisnass. II consistait dams robligation
poor q vaasal d noussir % certain nom.
bes Do ehiens Do chase acpertsnant ~
ssieoeur. II fst aboli Per Albert ct lea.
belle, souvesaius dee Pays-Bas.
En- Artois Of dams 10 Roulenois, sons 10
nom po6tiqus d eRisas CsVoiss. 90 qsies.
~ avoi~s, g droit exietait COOS for1e do
ro6syaoee soigneusiale Of eonsistait ~ ane
eestaise qsantit6 d'asoins dee per 70 vas.
81 . go ssigpees pear 10 peusviture Dc
- ehjona Dc chase. q don't o. faiaait d.
psts u shiss. Co droit fst aboli en- 1880.
Lss sobjss sssls svaisat sless le dseit
d'svoir de- shieus, Of 10 rotarisr, 10 ~.
Daut Qsi await 90 % dee ehieos poer soa
propeo osage, aaas pef0iesioa 0p6oiale,
ttatt cosda@st 1 l'aaesds. haoSi % (ssei.
- oil 10 pouvait payer. Eu eompenea.
tioo, Il await l'obligattou Do chieoaCs, des
ehisss d'sseins; = Sai - lsi rapportsit
RuAro do boobe0r r6el.
Lss ekisas ~eSlss ttaient prst6C6s d ton.
. osniaee lss ehiess yoturjsvs % ssssssts
dsvaieut pestee saspeeds I Ieur col % -.
tsa variant 6e % pied q demi ! trois
piods q demi Dc loneuear. nais 10 r6v0.
1otlou ftaucajso . UiVok 10 e0odiejo0 de-
ehisss toat autant que eslls des he0mes.
L. principe &Galitaire ct b sssl blSes que
Que ehiens mobiles Of chieus manauts poe.
test depuis % coo Of nul ehies ne reela.
~ que nous 0aobious.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-20

HSlss u sst pasti sans plas laissss Dc tsaes'
Get ami dSvouI, btros ds0sctiea,
Taseeapagnass parseas dass ~ eearsss d ehasss'
Poetsnt On ueo secsS cor 10 eap SuniuD.
OH. tos risass s'sse plsa-StpssS d 80 nsitFe.
Apsss svoir iasgsi qsslqss tssps sass 70 weir.
n 81 parti. sslsi qui ~ doit plss rssastse.
Qui d'un mopde uouveau neatsstisat nul eepots.
Mais qui sait - goa Disu pest sessrvss ea so0ns
4 De- 0tres eeS6s ici-bas poaf eiDses
Co qu,sspxrs Pistoa % seis d Disa pesr rheoDs,
Qui eait si ton P1stou ne % 10 tsaasSor0ses
ANAfolG e.
BooSovco, q IS jsiIlse ~.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-20
L'HOMME LIE PLUS AGE DU MONDE

L'HOmmE lie PLUS AGE DlJ MONDE.
james James. negro ct c:toyen doe Etats.
Unis. eui habite ! Santa Ross, Mexiqne,
est probablemeut rb0mme 10 pl0s Ago sur
10 terre. II est p6 pies do Dorchester, c.
g.. en- 1759, ct pendant qn'il <tait encore
snfant, rann6e memo Que franklin ct des.
cendrs r6lectricit6 des ouages, on 10 trans.
POsta dams la George, enr 10 riviAre Med.
way. En- l172 nm f'ot d'immigration dans
10 Caroline du Sud a'6tablit, ct con maftre,
James James (duQuel u . Pris le nom), vint
s'6tsblir pres do Charleston avec pldsienre
do see vois'ns. Le Z join 1776, aIcrs quill
await . ans. one forte hotte ang'atae sons
lee o!dres do snr Peter Parker parut decant
Charleston. Les citoyens avaient erig6 an
rent de- vingt elk csnons qni furent servis
par $40 hommes s"ns lee Ordres du colonel
Moultrie, ct 10 % juin les Aoglais ayant
fait une attaqne par terre ct par eau furent
forces do - retirer apsSs IN combat do dig
benses. Go f"t pendant CO combat que 10
sesGe0t Jasper - distin9aa on repiacant
sur ue nouveaa mat 10 draPeau q"i await et6
reuversA eur 70 bastssn. N: J"mes Jamcs
servait Tune des greases pieces dams Get
engagement, ct jim. 10 sujet Do cot article,
Of Quatre antres esciases 6tatent employees
aupree dn fort CONNIE travai'leurs ordioa..
res. Jim snivit son ma'tre pendant toute
10 guerre ct se trouva Port Royal. c. D.,
10 f&vrirr Ivy, lOrsqne 10 general Moui.
tvie d66t lee forces ang'aiscs combinees do
Provost ct do Campbell. Lc ~ f6vrier
1880 con maitre tut fait prisonnier ct celia
init IN terWe IN carriere mi'itaire do jim.
il % Tapps'Ie encore U" reJon'ae"nco
qni - manifesta dan: tout 70 pays . Ioccs'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-20

Nine Phossbe Chesley, do Pstessos, co0x de
- don't y v6si6 ct atteet6e par es habitsnts De
y vile: Jsi - ass ct si 6I aAiges par h mals-
die Il fibesss de- re9noas pesSnt plusiears an
nIes; y - pouvais 1Habillee saes etre ail6e.
Mainteoant - nvpeouvs plus ui deulesr ri a9so-
tioo, q p pas EAiee tout b travail do mon u6ns.
- Je dots dee remereisnauts aux Bietees Electri.
ques, pour svoir reuouyelA ma jewnesss Of casee6
syssss sss tosss;iis, 50 escts ~ & D. eSss vosss
pkarnaoien.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-08-20
PAROISSE ST. JEAN-BAPTISTE SAMEDI 20 AOUT 1887.

Quand 90 retire II nalheureuss femme,
on s'est aperca Quo q p0itrino await 6tk
beoy6e ct un 6ot do eng s'Gchappait do ses
lAvres. L'eufant a SS transporter morte
dams 90 champ voisiu ct plae6e cote dc ~
mAre, qui agOniaait. Ensuite on est all6
chercher le malheur0x Qni await lee jam.
hes csaoSes, OF on In d6pOs6 pr6s Dc %
femme ct do son snfnt. Malgr6 ses afro.
ces s0uifrances II . rsussi retirer Nm IA.
con dc cOGuac dc - pOehe ct 10 pOrtant
aux l4vreS dc a. femme, lui . demaude
comment ellie % sentsit. Un g6missement
. StS ID seule r3ponss, car Ia malbeureuse
rendait le dernier aospir. Malgr6 robscu-
rite, I'infortuns . r6sssi 1 placer ~ main
sur lee cadavres do n femme ct de ~ file,
ct sect ScriS: "Mm Dieu, je mai plus
besoin do vivre, puia1u'il no me reste plas
rieu On CO monde" et prenart nm pistOlet
do - pOche. II s'est fit sauter 10 tsts. Les
trois eOrps do cette petite fsmille Staient
6tendus tun I cote do rsntre I Chats.
s.. xHr'h' en- "s''"d"'f aa''' ra' les 'd'''''
Au eours dune s6ouets dir,e6s par 10
bureau dee commissaires dcs ehemins do
Ter. Fun dee inginieurs do train, n. J. j..
Sutherland, . 1ait Ia deposition saivaute
sous serment:
"J'Stais ing6nieur dune des locomotives
sur le chemin Toledo, Peoria ct Western.
La locomotive sur laquelle je ne trouvaia
6tsit d6sigu6e par 10 No. q, ct - troavsit
tout 4 fait en- aVant. Lc train ttait On 70.
tard, Giant parti de Peoria teeute minutes
apres i'hsure rtglsmentaire. On . perdu
do temps Weston ct Forest ct 10 train
await subi IN retard de deux hssres Quand
II laissa Forest. En- apprOchast do pOnt,
lei W Quslque chose qui ressenblait des
1smnses, du e6t6 sud do II vsie. Je mo
suis alors apercu que quelQee accident
6tait sarveoa az poot, mais 4 ttait trop
tard pour arreter 10 train qui courait
toute vitesse. Le chauffeur est sloes venu
l moi ct ma eouseili6 do sauoer % plus
vite. II s'est d'abord mis sur 10 marche.
pied, mais s'est eusuite decide / No pas
sauter. J'ai ~ ls pont eutourj d Aaones
OF 60 moment j'ai eomP.ts que u mort
ttsit sous noe pisds. J'ai rtas! eepeod.ns
1 fsire la locomotive fraochie , pout, ct Z
6t6 tkmoin do la catastrophe. En- frsnchis.
can't Ie poot, l. croyais bien 9Se boss Seioos
tous perdus; je eerti6s qu'sn CO moment
10 pont Stait ee feo."
L'aceiileut await 1 peios 60 liea qu'uns
scAne do pillage eommsoes. Lee 0orts farest
dkpouilles dc tous lee articles Dc valeur qu'ils
avaient sut eux ct meme, dams quelques cas-,
dee vetemsnts ct dee chsussoree guile por.
talent. D'oA veuaient lee mis6rsbles qui oot
commits ces sctes iguobles, mol ne 10 sait,
ct Ron - demande Sils - trouvsieot aur le
train on plut8t u e. ne cont pc eux qui
ont Gauss raccident pour poavoir sxsress
leur iguoble industrie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
SISTERS OF PEACE

A SUMMER HOME FOR WORKING GIRLS.
An interesting ceremony was performed ON Monosy ~
$50 m at the recently established Homo OF inc Dis
tiers of Peace at Englewood j.. by Bishop Wgger Oh
Ne wark assisted by Father Mcdonald and other Clergy
being tue profession of three novices and tile recepon
OF the white veil by three ladies' The sterhood mas ior
its especial object and for the good OF WORK
ing girls a. stated the official statement OF the AUTHOR
zaon OF the order by Pope Leo May a. 1884, for tho
very important work preparing girls for domestic SER
vice. OF nsructing business for which they
may have special inclination ability. for provdins
homes for young women work in factories or other
establishments at distance from their parents, ana
finally for promoting the circulation OF CATHOLIC i'er-
ature"
The Rev. Mother Mary Francis Clare the Nun OF Ken
mare at the head Of order has established summer
and home working girls on the Palisades
at Engcwood, where about sixty are now enjoying so
fresh and beautiful scenery, and tue lovng s VI
ter Clare receiving instruction ana framing 1
useful employment gaining recovery from SICK
some finding needed rest from aoor IN c,. s
or workshops while many obtain help Ia securing cur
ploy mt for which they are fitted WORRYING gris o
the city there spend their Sundays IN peace anu IN
recovery OF strength returning In season Tor the
on Monday The work already done Dy tnis compsr~
lively sisterhood In this country Is worthy Oh Ixn
has aided many recover from sickness or 10 escape
live. OF Temptations has taken charge or many orpnSh
children and has made itself known by extensive PCT
sopa visitation the sick poor OF Jersey CITY, Newark'
and other places The ceremony on Monday was a.enu
ed by many friends siscrhood aud or the poicos
and Ia les taking the vc and by others who thousn
the Catholic Church. have interest In the worthy "oA
which the Sisters of Peace have undertaken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
4 BOON IN TIE PRICE or MILK.
CONGRESSMAN riDCocK SAYS 1T IS PRosPERou
YEAR FOR DAIRYMEN

CONGRESSMAN rrpCocK SAYS 1T IS PROSPEROUS
YEAR FOR DAIRyMEN
"Tnis has been prosperous year for dairy fsr"e"
sud Congressman Pdcock OF SewJersey ~ ne sook on
bis Pansms stockyard hat ON North River ferryoos.
yesterday aud wiped his persprns forehead win rea
bandana handkerchief. "You may not know IL ous !
an the largest dair, In tho state OF On.
probably the largest In the United States own ABOUT
800 cows and a creamery In my whole efperonc0
never knew the business to be so profitable 10 oa'
mon While the nominal prco-that is tho price nteo
by the Milk Exchangs-is 3is cents quart or ~ Az
can minus tho freight charge Of 40 cents can dalay
men are actually selling their milk for from ~ " %
can Tho business IA booming. sir" A.
What II the for the rise In prcer asHeo tno
reporter to whom the New-Jersey statesman was AiA
ing. an. Cor
milk always goes up in summer" replied tue con,
gressman Tat s due the scarcity and the ncreaseu
demand say scarcity when a. matter OK FAC. .no
receipts about 900 cans day or heavier .nas
was ever before But owing to the intense neat
great deal of this milk before 1t reaches tno c
TONERS. These thunder storms sometimes sou,
train loads When say scarcity REFER 10 good sMeos
milk. Then the summer demand que to picnlcs e1cur
sions etc.. where they must have cecroam ana csko,
helms TO shen prices These causes have sent prices
killing season, and the dairymen reap the oenen.
Besides they have the benefit OF good crops TINS year
The grass thicker or more nutritious thah III
New-Jersey and orange County at present"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

Blanche Media who calls herself an emotional actress
Market Police Court yesterday a. the plain
til in charge OF assault against Victor Merry. news
papsr man. accompanied by her son. Charles
W. Brett private life she Is known a, Mrs Amanda Del
phn The examination private The charge OF Assault
grew pictures. which tho Defendant
allie appropriated by the pAntin rho woman
In testimony stated that sho was married between inc
had not lived with her nus
eight She sad that she WAS thirty.
eight old said 10 lie twenty She was
appear In court last Tnosiay on tho complaint
OF Merry tor retaining posseion OF MS petuies no
disml Thursday she summoned az ain by
Merry on a charge OF assault lie withdrew his Old com
MIA and the witness ihsn made countercarge OF
sault The complainant charged that Merry had struck her
shoulder with hts INST Brett her son.
10 Merry out; but Merry broke oos. aud sprang
witness utteng terrible cry Hero sho hui.
the that the clerks In tho
room jumped from their seats Merry was finally put out
The animation tins point was adjourned until to-day
In tho testimony broug out In tho womans examination
stated that sne Was the vile OIL James Dol
who sentenced on October
E2 1885 years for the robbery VI his
employ err II oward Watch Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
THE ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.

MR. BALDwIN's FAST FIILY Los ANGELES TO
RUN.
Racing men will watch with special interest the first ap
Of Lucky Bald wins fast FLY Los Angeles In the
East she will Lasses' Stakes at Monmouth Park
today and field OF feet hies VIII test her
apee Coena Sumber Peerless and My Own have all run
well in private fairy In lie The winner may per-
hans from Of these but the writer's choice 10
win the Los Angeles and Sea Fog should get inc
place.
Old Barnum refreshed by trip for recreation TO Niagara
Falls may well In the Midsummer Handicap though ne
performs at much longer distance than MILE Cy
clops will run this and II thoroughly
n should ret prize with only ITO pounds In the saddle
But he has Ueen long that he must be con-
sdered extremely uncertain quantity ana VIII DO SAFEST
In oned horses have been doing well In public
DRY Mopopoe and Estrsa for second place are the
selections OF the column
Probably Saturdays race did sa1ony good and no snonu
win the fourth to-day and Ten Booker should run
second
The first race is for madens sad lot they Ord
way may run and Cambyses may run second
Thesea zet The AMI full:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
SERVING PAPERS UNDER DIFFICULTIES

motion amony and counsel fee was heard by Judge
Cullen in the Brooklyn supreme Court Yesterday In the suit
for limited brought by Mrs Emma windrum against
William H. windrum. when they we're married at Marble
town in March 1885 tho BRIDE was nineteen ana the
bridegoom After living month with The latter
thsy Br okyn and made their home with mo
brides No 81 Quincyst The wife alleges that
husband refused To work at his trade carpenter abu
herd kicked her. while depending upon
her support II. Lawrence counsel Tor The
Wife claimed he had great difficulty In serving tho com
defendant who lived with his father Al ShoKa
y When drove tho house the father out and
said OF his shotgun in the law
his purpose but he succeeded In serving
Tho defendants counsel said tho whole trouble
tho case was too much motherip-aw; Mrs Windrums
picked qarels with her soninaw bscaase he did
and M, wife packed his vaise and or
dered him Of tho house The decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
LOCAL MINES VICTORIOUS.
THE GIANTS AND INDIANS WIN GAMES
a vrrx-PIAYKp CONTEST WITH THE CHICAGO
CLUB AT THE POLO GR0uNDA

a vrrx.prAYKp CONTEST WITH THE CHICAGO
CLUB AT THE POLO GR0uNDA
-. nine played excellent Of baseball as
- Ps,e grounds yesterday and the players viii got all the
ss rAsv deserve for perfsrmaace Tho club played
Nm an and determination fairly electrified tho
"a Tho tho nna game OF the
r,ssut SORES Chicasc cluba and
q ne Ss pitched with ouch sk Nat but tour actual
~ss ssid shat Prsstisnt Day had had an earness
vsr. treated with little respect the local ossrs Capital.
Ewing seeing that Catcher Browns hands were beng
::ss srs eve an Ugly
Sissssd Of course lady on the Grand stand r n.
snsS ss en- in sySpsiay faint
Alter rood deal cry the victim was all right
cen was in retiring side the Ne.
were and started TO set the pace WIN
Sasea Ksss enscre IN the third inning AMI saS
Chicago scored two runs and took INC eaa nch 10
third on Darnss and scored hit to "ii nea
Baldwin. Baldwin got around 70 thd Oh s, ra bv paly
in che next Inning CAPTAIN Ewing became anu Sssa
behind the bat sending the onx ~ sand one man
around the circuit inning and TIE the
va. e ss ,a base 30 Gore t
wilma stole to second Giesp,e Sent INC
AZ s1or vas made TO catch Gillespie At second and Gore
ssartai home The bali returned to Daring Dut
As r:r. aided to n. local clubs
iunnr felt ha ~ because their
Ss,s and GOT to third on twobse hit by Ternan Gore
made left fsla and Conner and Herman SCORED
inS inning Richardson sent TO first on called balls and
ed throebase hit right hee one more fun
o rspI on &c called
h Conner put out at tho home plate on. % %
Was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
DYING FROM FOUR DIsEA SEES.

Deputy Registrar Nage yesterday showed some documents
concerning the death OF Johanna Cassaburro. italian
tailor No 26 Mulberryst one OF thcm letter from
Dr. H. Ten Eyok Of No 20 Mottst, who wrote that he
be suffering from serious disorder After her death
ksd him give certincac but no refused
told that other physician hal attended tue
and wrote DIR. Nagle In case oernSate
another sent % the Bureau OF VIAL
STATISTICS -
IL for physicians to give unlawful corr
thces OF death among the Italians Dr. Ten Eyck
wrote Magic yesterday permitted the burial OF the
body on a certificate signed by DR. stanton Allen OF
No 1879 stating that Dr. Alien had attended the
woman death and that she deld from Brgts
disc consumption. lung trouble ant asthma Dr Alien
Maggie said and there was no
proof irregular return Of tho womans
I.ahI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

Earned runs-Chicago /; NswYorx First base ny sr
rors-C,hicago l; New.York. struck out-Chcaeo. o
New YorS s. Left on bases-Chicago, 81 NswYork. T.
Firat base on bals-Ryan l. Anson Il Connor core
Rirhsvdson l. Keefe /. Home ruDs-None. Three-oase
hiis~Ewne l. Two.base hitsPfener Ward Il Tiernan'
i Double and Ewing, i; Ewing and Conno
/. DAILY and Anson Pfener and Arson l. Anson ana
Passed l. stolen bases-NswYork 81 Chicago.
8. Umpre-ME Powers. Time Of game-Two hours
Tho Metropolitans returned to their handsome home
grounds AZ Staten Island yesterday and plavei
on game with their Cev Gland opponents, A9o1s
OO0 welcome the Indians PACK 70
their island The well played and
seemed his cumming IN inc last
pnpg and the Cleveland feeders were kept n
about IN q lively manner consequence LIP fike, q
veerab pay or of umpirod the game HIS DC
csions all right but his voice was not aud the eet
nrs howed because thev could understand what LIP
said Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

S., Ia. sa xas T T::; g. with
Der TO W Parks vessel 70 master a. L.. lie, m.
% wiz M:s Fss's.s Il
. s:. Co. WIN
Z; CIV sss . Hs: Ess
Steamer Alta. tBr,. roSi. Port Imon cR-rim rorwooa
Steamer Johsn sverdrup Nor, Mon''a' sarao'a-aomss
Steamer SSYsaao,ss Kelley Newport News and w'''
re snc ssessoa, asninsod. Rossraam-rhomas Dun
n1 Bark csiops sr, NIcksrson Rottsrdam-suow Bur-
Brig Willie Ssr Measaey cS..tins Arg Rep y Sqaa
schr Pardon Thompson. Cumming" NASSAU N.Y.
Steamers Mneoa for Brisol Atlas. Port Lmon; fdan'
Ba,.Soa Guy,ns.s: sss.s: Tor Rotterdam.
Banks Berg. for Exmouth Taisman. Port Spain
MISCELLANEOUS
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
roxpoy July l7Arrivsd steamer Aneriey (Br) Kdder.
tHr WAIKIKI. Nsw-YOrk July on her way to L''r'
pG soWTTaRPros july l-Arivo Elder eer,
Bsrdrow from NewYork July on her way TO Bremen land
SWANSEA July .tss%ers Dorset ss;s ,gr Brown.
t's a s1S1tyn S
Moodis and CIrcassla (B Campbell from NswYork Ben
gore Head BrI, Braty baltimore x,.,.
fprI Mann from glasgow honce for New. York.
DGsIis July I7-Arrvsd steamer RenDor tBrA Granger
from New York. - x-x... ~,
Pnrya from New. York her 10 Loith.
srETris July I3-Saed, steamer Hekla DAM Thomson,
for NewYork. ,x,. ,o.,,
HAHBURo. July 1s-A-rived. steamer Hanmonia tderl
Schwensen, from NewYork. 90, -. x.....
from New-York. -, go a.. n.
'o BRE%Ks July steamer Glackauf tosr Bal
lehr, Sew-York ~,
July l6-Salcd. steamer Cnanuernagor trr'
Jacques, for New.York
July Ii-sailed Neusria tBr Vsrres, for Now
York. - ,-.-..,,., ,<...,..n
and Gleadow We (f,r) -. for Sew.York -
Also sailed steamer Olympia tBr swain Tor NewYork
MIITI July l7-Passed steamer Monmouthshire lBr).
Cummings China and ports on her way TO New
York 1,.,-,. ID,
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